U.S. Embassy to the Holy See launches campaign to raise awareness of girl trafficking Philip Kosloski | Oct 09, 2017 Social media campaign coincides with UN International Day of the Girl. To commemorate the International Day of the Girl, the U.S. Embassy to the Holy

Interventi del Capo Delegazione della Santa Sede alla 72.ma sessione dell'Assemblea Generale delle Nazioni Unite nel corso della sessione plenaria dell'Incontro ad alto livello sul traffico di esseri umani, 28.09.2017 Intervento di S.E. Mons. Paul R. Gallagher sul Piano di azione globale per combattere il

Human trafficking is a crime that exploits women, children and men for numerous purposes including forced labour and sex. The International Labour Organization estimates that 21 million people are victims of forced labour globally. This estimate also includes victims of human trafficking for labour and

Archbishop Bernardito Auza delivered a lecture entitled, “The Holy See and the Fight Against Human Trafficking,” on February 23, 2017, upon his inauguration as the Casamarca Foundation Chair in Migration and Globalization Studies at Fordham University. Archbishop Auza, who said an estimated 36 million people

In accordance with the Magisterium of Pope Francis, the declarations of the leaders of the main religions and of the mayors of the major cities of the world, we affirm that modern slavery in terms of human trafficking, forced labour and prostitution, and organ trafficking

Women and girls form the vast majority of human trafficking victims, both in and outside the EU. On 2 December the EP's women's rights and civil liberties organised a meeting with UN and European Commission representatives to find out the latest about the situation in

“Human trafficking is a‎ crime against humanity.” “Whatever the intention of such exploitation, whether to abuse the body of a person, or to annihilate his or her personality and individual freedom, or to trample upon his or her human dignity,‎ there can never be justification